Sentence examples for address around from inspiring English sources
The phrase "address around" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to refer to discussing or mentioning a location or topic, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "We need to address around the issues affecting our community."
Greater Manchester Police said it was unclear what had happened after officers arrived at the address around 8.15pm on Wednesday.
"We've got a wealth of opportunities to address around the world," said Mr. Ryan, Chevron's vice president.
The court was told that Javed had used a loud hailer to address around 40 other demonstrators.
At Marikana, where the miners were killed, a somber-looking President Jacob Zuma, at right, visited Wednesday, standing under a parasol held by an aide to address around 2,000 subdued miners.
I wish the president had framed his entire address around this theme because it resonated not only with those in the House chamber but also with the American people from coast to coast.
He turned Franklin D. Roosevelt's famous first inaugural address around and aimed it squarely at Mr. Gore, charging that "the only thing he has to offer is fear itself".
Arts Council England has confirmed that it is withholding public money from the imploding Poetry Society until concerns are addressed "around governance, management and leadership".
The identifier space suggests addressing wraps around on each coordinate.
Reunited, and with Lerner now ailing, they lived hand-to-mouth at various addresses around New York.
Politics and economics were addressed around the campfire, with quiz nights on the countries we'd visited.
"Shuffling him between addresses around the country provides neither certainty for his family nor safety to the public," she said.
